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So you wish Mr Zimmerman luck, but call a child who only posed for a picture with a gun and who had jewlery in his backpack that no one claimed was stole or that he took from them a thug?
Zimmerman was accused of domestic violence and fighting with police. He also loved guns and has been accused of and even arrested for another crime yet again. Why do you wish him luck, but call the 17 year old with less of a record a thug?
He wasn't a child, he was a full grown dangerous thug who very well might have killed you had he been given the chance. Bad to the bone, and now dead to the bone... Rock on...
LOl he's not going to get anything when he owes millions already. I didn't bring up the speeding ticket, you did. You are avoiding the question by bring up unrelated crap.
I think it's time you head out and place some flowers on the sweet little tikes 'grave...
He wasn't a child, he was a full grown dangerous thug who very well might have killed you had he been given the chance. Bad to the bone, and now dead to the bone... Rock on...
Why would you say this since he wasn't looking to kill anyone. And how exactly was he bad to the bone.
We'll all eventually stop talking about Zimmy. He may appear confident and everything but as time passes, his conscience will eat at him. I'm sure before he falls asleep every night, he sees Trayvon's face.
He wasn't a child, he was a full grown dangerous thug who very well might have killed you had he been given the chance. Bad to the bone, and now dead to the bone... Rock on...
He was a 17 year old child, but that's not the issue. If he's bad to the bone with him minor record (or lack thereof), what is the Police and Woman beating Zim? Or can he never be seen as a thug no matter what his record is?
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